Standing up and riding straight is an incredible milestone, but for many women surfers, the real excitement begins when they start experimenting with basic maneuvers. These first moves not only make rides more dynamic but also build the foundation for more advanced surfing. Even small adjustments in direction and style bring personality to every wave. …
For women surfers, the sun is both a friend and a challenge. Long hours in the water bring energy, confidence, and freedom, but they also mean constant exposure to UV rays. The problem is that many conventional sunscreens contain chemical filters and synthetic ingredients that not only affect the skin but also harm marine ecosystems. …
Turning is one of the most exciting milestones in surfing. For many women who start their journey in the water, the first successful turn is the moment when surfing becomes more than just riding a wave — it becomes an expression of style, flow, and control. Understanding how to shift weight, guide the board, and …
For women surfers, the connection with the ocean goes far beyond riding waves. It’s about respecting the environment that provides the space for surfing. A waste-free beach day is more than a lifestyle choice — it’s a way to protect the waves, sand, and marine life that make each session possible. By planning ahead and …
For beginner surfers, the leash is one of the most important pieces of gear. It keeps the board close, prevents accidents, and builds confidence in the water. Yet, many traditional surfboard leashes are made with petroleum-based plastics and synthetic rubbers that pollute the environment during production and disposal. Fortunately, eco-friendly surfboard leashes are now available, …
Surfing is not just about standing on a board and riding waves. Behind every good session lies an invisible skill: the ability to read the ocean. For women surfers, especially those at the beginning of their journey, learning how to interpret swells, tides, winds, and currents is what transforms random attempts into consistent progress. Understanding …
Buying surf gear is exciting, especially when you’re just starting out or building your eco-friendly lifestyle. But new equipment can be expensive, and the production of boards, wetsuits, and accessories often leaves a heavy environmental footprint. That’s why second-hand surf gear has become an attractive option for women surfers who want to balance budget, sustainability, …
For women stepping into the world of surfing, gear is often the first big investment. Boards, leashes, wax, and wetsuits all shape the learning experience. But for eco-conscious beginners, the challenge goes beyond finding equipment that makes surfing easier — it’s about choosing gear that leaves the smallest possible footprint on the planet. Low-impact surf …
Every surfer knows the post-session struggle: drying off with a towel that’s become half sand, half fabric. While traditional beach towels may seem like the only option, there are actually many alternatives that make drying off easier, lighter, and more eco-friendly—without carrying sand back home. For women surfers, these choices can improve comfort, reduce packing …
Surfing is not only about riding waves but also about forming a deep connection with the ocean and the environment that sustains it. For women surfers, this bond often comes with a natural sense of responsibility—protecting the beaches and waters that provide so much joy. One of the most powerful ways to give back is …